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Partnership
Development
Research
Dissemination
Structure
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- Partnership
development with
schools and
organizations serving
youth and partnership
development between
NIU scholars and
schools, organizations
serving youth, and
scholars at other
universities
- Development of grants
and conduct of research
related to early
adolescent development
- Dissemination of
research-based
information about
adolescent development
to adolescents, parents,
and practitioners who
work with early
adolescents;
- Continued development
of the NIU-CEA
structure through
regular strategic
planning retreats and
updates to our action
plan
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- Developed partnerships with a
number of school districts in the
region
- Partnership with the DeKalb
County Community Foundation
(DCCF) to support the
development of soft skills (social
skills) in middle school
adolescents
- Actively worked to develop
partnerships with our colleagues
at NIU as well as colleagues at
other universities.
- Facilitated the development of 12
external funding applications. The total requested amount of
funding for the grants is
$5,891,640. Thus far, the total
amount of funding received is
$1,105,700
- 32 manuscripts in print, in press,
or in preparation
- 38 presentations
- 350 CPDU’s were generated for
professionals in the region who
attended NIU-CEA events
- Website has had 23,737 hits (as
of August 31, 2011) and visitors
from 46 countries around the
world
- Created a Certificate of
Undergraduate Study in
Adolescence program that will
begin this year (AY 2011-2012)
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Students
- Training experiences
for 20 graduate
students
Faculty/Staff
- 30 faculty affiliates
- 548 students, faculty
and professionals
have attended
workshops
External
- 425 high school
students participated
in transition
workshops
- Presentation to
district staff will
benefit 5940 K-12
students
- 5135 adolescents
have benefited
programming
- 23,737 hits on
website
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